In may 2023 I fueled up my car at Can Am in Point Roberts, the fuel cost 71.38 USD. When I reviewed…read moremy bank statements the following week two charges were posted for the same day : the 71.38 USD ( $98.16 Canadian) and an additional $160.91 in Canadian funds both from Can Am I photocopied my statements and attended the station to speak with the clerk. She could not explain the $160.91 error and seemed to have no suggestion to correct it. i left my documents along with my phone number and was told I would receive a call from the manager. 2 1/2 months later and not a word. I used to fuel up weekly at Can Am but but have not been back since Can't take a chance. Very disappointed in the lack of customer service K. Coupar

Came here to get some gas. This is the closest gas station (to the best of my knowledge) to the…read moreborder. There are a couple more (USA Gasoline across the street, and Texaco farther down). No need to shop around. Can-Am and USA are the cheapest. I have no idea why that Texaco outlet hasn't gone bankrupt yet. They have NEVER been cheaper the last 5 times I looked. There can be a bit of a lineup here, but nothing too crazy. Get your gas, go back to Canada, and buy yourself something nice with the money you saved.

As Danielle B mentioned, this gas station is consistently tied with Can-Am for cheap gas. How the…read moreShell and Texaco ever survive here I can't imagine, as they ALWAYS cost more. It's a bit farther down the road from the border, but while you're here, hit up International Marketplace for some cheap groceries and booze. Did I say that out loud? 2 things that I'm not a fan of though. 1) The nozzles here are of that weird puffy "fume retention" type. Not sure who designed this thing (and they're common throughout the States for sure) but the ones here are extra springy. The nozzle actually shot out of my car after I walked away, spilling a ton of gas everywhere. 2) The washroom is gross. I've seen dirtier for sure, but this one had FLIES on the toilet seat! Thank goodness I was only there to wash my hands. Ewwww.

Once I switched from diesel to gasoline vehicles, I switched to this USA gas station. Their prices…read moreare the lowest on the Point, usually tied with Can-Am down the street, but since I shop at Marketplace for groceries, I am already in the parking lot for this station - plus there is a decently-stocked convenience store at the gas station for quick milk or junk-food pickups, and the staff have always been friendly and helpful. Their prices are usually 20 cents a litre less than in Canada, and this location is the only place in the US where I have seen pumps actually calibrated for litres. They accept both US and Canadian cash, credit cards, and any debit cards that are generally accepted in the US (i.e. yes BMO, no CIBC).

One of the newest gas stations in Point Roberts. This location used to be a Texaco…read more The building is nice and new. I didn't go inside though. Gas seems to be a bit cheaper than the competition the day I went. So it's worth checking out, even though it's on a side street.

Rebranded. Used to BP and then Texaco for decades before that. It's grossly misleading to write…read moreit's new when it's not. Now that Speedway has been shuttered across the street, let's see if this station will have the lowest prices at the Point.

Looks like the Shell gas station of Shell Shipping Station is now US Petro. Not sure what's up with…read morethe rebrand. Gas pricing seems more in line with the other places (it used to be higher). Meanwhile, the building attached still has the shipping facility.

Sometimes when you make a run for Point Roberts, one may stretch one's fuel range a bit too far…read more When you need to put in 1L or so, this place is a lifesaver. Strangely enough, locals were filling up here. Why not just drive to USA, 5 minutes away?

Very, VERY rarely does a gas station leave an impression on me. Mostly it's a wham, bam, thank you…read morema'am gas stop with an habitual wince at the price i'm being nailed for on gas. But this particular gas station left such an impression that not only did I stop to take pics but I left myself a note to review it on my dash. (My past self helps out my future self a lot...) I stopped in here for a routine gas up after coming back from SSI. First off, the second I walked in the door, both people behind the counter greeted me so cheerfully it made me smile. I grabbed an apple juice and made my way to the counter. I had a side mission to put air in my tires so I asked how much the air pump outside cost. And then I pulled a girlie move. I'm notoriously bad when it comes to cars. If you've SEEN my car you understand this sentence completely but to sum it up, let's just say I haven't been the best mum to little red car... i'm like one of those wacked out pagent mom's that bandaids up their kid every so often with redbull and hopes for the best. I throw oil in her. I gas her up. But other then that, i'm pretty clueless. So I asked how much air should be put in the tires. The gentleman behind the counter launched into an incredibly informative but completely over my head explanation about how I should not fill the tires to the max listed due to air pressure, or air heating... something to that effect. He was so pleasant in telling me the air of air pressure that I didn't want to interupt him with my normal, sarcastic "translation please" speech. When the super perky woman beside him chirped "fill them until the gauge hits 32. Period." We all laughed and I made my way outside. Totally upbeat from such a positive and comical interaction, I began filling my tires and low and behold, the gent came trotting across the tarmac to see if I had figured everything out! Friendly AND follow up? Well done Shell crew! We chatted for a few more minutes, I went in to wash my hands, tires successfully full (and double checked) and as I left, both employees stopped what they were doing/who they were serving momentarily to exuberantly wave and wish me well. I have not had such a positive interaction at a gas station.... EVER! Super friendly. Super helpful. Super genuine. Dear employees - I wish I had gotten your names but if you ever happen upon this, THANK YOU for truly giving a damn! You absolutely made my afternoon. Sincerely, The woman in the beat up little red car who was clueless about tires...

The station attendant yelled at us for using the garbage can, despite the fact that we had just…read morebought a full tank of gas. As a customer, it's pretty offputting when companies spend time and money trying to draw cross-border traffic - but then fail to respect Canadian customers as "real customers".

By far the nicest gas station I have EVER been inside of. The wood floors, the amazing cheese,…read morewine, beer, kambucha and dairy. It is stocked with great items to eat and drink and great customer service. The gas is inexpensive and the fact that it is locally owned, and feeds the Point Roberts community makes it an amazing place to shop and fill up. GREAT BEER. GREAT WINE. GREAT CHEESE. GREAT SERVICE and GREAT DAIRy. Great place to fill up your car and groceries!

Have you ever been to an American gas station that sold gas in liters? As a spit of American land…read moreaccessible by road only from Canada - one of two such oddities of the Oregon Treaty - there are a few things here that look a little different. My personal favorite is the tennis court that has a 25-foot high chain link fence right on the border. If you hit the ball over the fence, is it legal for someone on the other side to throw it back to you?

Right next to Tsawwassen Mills Shopping Mall, this is a much needed gas station this part of town,…read morerelatively new, the gas station also has a Convenience Store, but it lacks a Car Wash. Store staffs are friendly and helpful!

I work for one of the contractors which provide services to Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal, and I stop…read morehere often on my way to the site. It is a good place to get a coffee and a snack, as contractors do not have access to the Tsawwassen Quay Market which is inside the secure area of the terminal reserved for paying travellers. The gentleman who works in the store is very friendly and always greets me politely.

Shell is fast becoming my go-to place for picking up parcels. Yes, there is gas here too, but it's…read moreexpensive. Go to Can-Am next door. (I see Simon K. has beat me to saying this). This review is about the shipping desk inside the gas station. Parking is plentiful in front of the building. How does it compare to the competition? Good: - friendly, helpful, and courteous staff. Special mention. - Open until 1800 (matches or beats all of the competition) - Parcels are held for 30 days before racking up additional fees (more than the competition). Another special mention. - Open 7 days a week! (none of the competition are open on Sundays) Yet another special mention. - No charge for disposal of small boxes. The site mentions they are supposed to charge $1-4, but I have yet to be dinged. Speaks volumes about how great the staff are. - Nice big warehouse - they can pretty much process anything you buy. Tires included. - Cheap for really small packages - only $2.50! Bad: - Can't be late after closing down. The lady I talked to said the tills shut automatically. Get here at 1801? Sorry, come back tomorrow. Other places you can call and have them wait an extra 5 minutes or whatever. - They can be more expensive than the competition for some of the bigger packages, so do your homework if you're ordering something like a table. Compared to the competition (TSB, TLC, P2P), this place beats out everyone else in almost every single category (other than the big package deal) I can think of. You can thank me later.

As with all my other reviews of Point Roberts, there is really only two things that us (yes.... I'm…read moreseperating this) Canadians come down here for, parcels and gas, really, for us, there is nothing else here. With both those things there at least are options, the ratio I think is probably 1:1 with the post office joints and gas stations, and if you just crossed the border, this is the second gas station you will get to. You can go for the cheaper gas solution next door (the Can-Am) or you can come to Shell. We all have our allegiance's, and even toward gas, cause even though we don't consume it (well I don't..... but you people may like to sniff this stuff up like cocaine!) we believe our cars like what we decide to put in it, and I feel Shell gives me some more horsepower than other gas. The place is open 24 hrs, well the pumps are, the store would be closed if you came during nightfall, but as long as you have some plastic on you, not a problem. The prices are in litres (for all of you who don't understand what a gallon is!) and you'll know what you paid for considering this maybe the only thing you do down here and you can chuckle inside how much you saved while driving home.